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Rainforests store 229 billion tons of carbon globally finds ‘wall-to-wall’ carbon map

Bad feedback loop: climate change diminishing Canadian forest’s carbon sink

Deforestation, climate change threaten the ecological resilience of the Amazon rainforest

How lemurs fight climate change

REDD advances—slowly—in Durban

Issues of the Day: 100 Commentaries on Climate, Energy, the Environment, Transportation, and Public Health Policy: Book Review

Tool to track U.S. REDD+ finance released

Yasuni ITT: the virtues and vices of environmental innovation

Jump-starting REDD finance: $3 billion Forest Finance Facility needed to halve deforestation within a decade

REDD project gets initial go-ahead in Cameroon

Protections for indigenous rights, biodiversity weakened in latest REDD+ text

Global map of REDD+ projects released

REDD+ text for saving forests released in Durban

Community mapping of African rainforests could show way forward for preservation, REDD

Carbon piracy, lack of recognition of indigenous rights undermining REDD in Peru, alleges report

Deforestation could be stopped by 2020

Breakthrough technology enables 3D mapping of rainforests, tree by tree

Should public or private money finance efforts to save forests?

Putting people to work: restoring our ecosystems, sequestering carbon

Forest carbon projects rake in $178 million in 2010

Atlantic Forest stores less carbon due to drastic fragmentation

Panama canal drives forest conservation, offers insight on value of ecosystems

Conservationists renew push for ‘rainforest bonds’

Lessons from the world’s longest study of rainforest fragments

Global forests offset 16% of fossil fuel emissions

Apakah Indonesia kehilangan asetnya yang paling berharga?

African forests store 25% of tropical forest carbon

U.S. tribes to explore forest carbon opportunities

Tropical forests more effective than temperate forests in fighting climate change

How do we save Africa’s forests?

Indonesia’s forest moratorium

Revised Forest Code may cost Brazil climate commitments

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